"Tuck Boriboon" shares insights inspired by senior actor and director Thongchai Prasongsanti on the YouTube channel BORIBOON FAMILY. The segment offers impressive reflections on life, overcoming hardships, and not clinging to success, drawing widespread praise from netizens.
The skilled director recounted his beginnings, growing up in a farming family while his father worked as a tricycle driver. This upbringing familiarized him with a simple lifestyle. He admitted not being good at saving money but was fortunate not to be extravagant, having lived closely with agricultural life.
One phrase many people mentioned touched their hearts deeply. He said on the show, "I have practiced for a very long time. My family has practiced all their lives. If I had the chance, I would practice getting rich. It’s depressing; it cuts deep — practicing for so long."
This statement reflects the life of someone who has continuously fought poverty. It has become an encouraging lesson: even if life starts at zero, if one does not give up and keeps improving, eventually success will come. He also left a thought-provoking remark: "Speaking about the present, if I say it nicely, poverty can be a form of capital. If you look at it positively, poverty is a kind of capital that can push you forward. Meanwhile, some people take wealth as capital and have everything but do nothing, just living day by day — that can run out as well."
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